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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1911
Page
12
A Cheyenne column reviews frontier matters, political notes, and public curiosities. Items include Taft Japanese relations, a five story Block in Cheyenne, Nevada gold rush echoes, a Texas belated salute, and civic contests among fire departments.
The text argues that a meaningful arms limitation pact between England and Germany is impossible without including the United States, Japan, and other maritime nations. It contends that naval rivalry among these four powers and allies makes a bilateral agreement impractical and that broader international cooperation is needed for any serious restraint.
A Cheyenne tribute marks the death of Gus Buechner, a widely respected newspaper man known for industry and friendship. The community expresses deep sorrow, comparing his loss to other notable local deaths and noting his long service and gentle character.
A verse filled fantasy questions grand changes in politics and peace. It imagines tariffs, debts, wars, and leaders like Taft and Gaynor yielding to perfect outcomes. It names Richard Linthicum and others as part of a broader plea for better governance and harmony.
A humor piece captures a polite neighbor exchange and a road builder’s chat with his wife about marriage and faded manners. Cartoonish dialogue covers a simplified spelling joke and a freshman’s sewing of wild oats, ending with a light bite on college life.
Berlin reports the Imperial Bank writing off 55 000 for counterfeit horse and mark bank notes from Gruenenthal who forged and circulated notes five years earlier. The fraud totaled 469 600 dollars recovered to date, with a declining annual loss since 1906 as the official died by suicide.
Wilkesbarre Pa March 22 After weeks of controversy an agreement ends the dispute over the $18 000 estate of the late Robert Kee bene of Wyoming suburb. A young woman believed to be Mr Pettoboe s widow and her four year old child Ethel Pettobove will receive a sizable share of the estate.
Chicago and other cities expect millions of dollars in annual savings as a new durable tungsten lamp reduces current use while increasing candle power. The invention may shrink gas revenues, boost rural electricity use, and require costly street resurfacing for trolley lines in New York City as streets are prepared for expanded electric lighting.
New York readers report widespread street damage as the thaw reveals extensive potholes across city pavements. The surface cracks and holes are blamed on the winter freeze and expansion, prompting repairs to begin as crews assess the scale of damage and costs.
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